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GO Classes DPP | ML |K-FOLD VALIDATION

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In 10-fold cross validation, the data will be divided into 10 parts. In each of ten iterations, a model will be built using nine of these parts and the remaining part will be used for validation. Hence, in total, ten models will be validated.
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